Arms of Claude de Rouvroy

Duke of Saint-Simon 1635-1693, viscount of Clastres, baron of Benay (1607-1693)

Blazon: Per quarterly I and IV per pale i chequy or and azure, on a chief of the second, three fleurs-de-lis of the first (Vermandois) and ii sable on a cross argent five escallops gules (Rouvroy), II and III or a fess gules (Havesquerke-Rasse); overall in the fess point an escutcheon lozengy gules and argent, a chief of the last* (La Vacquerie)

*This depiction has the chief in question or; however, the official blazon specifies argent.

Arms of Tendring District Council, England

Granted 1975

Blazon: Azure on a fess between two chevrons argent a mural crown gules all between two flaunches of the second each charged with as many bars wavy of the field surmounted by a seaxe point in chief proper

Crest: On a wreath of the colors an ancient ship gules flying flags and pennon of St. George, charged on the hull with three escallops and pendant from the yardam by chains a portcullis or nailed and spiked azure

Mantling: Argent lined azure

Motto: Pro bono ominum (For the good of all)

Arms of Suffolk Coastal District Council, England

Granted 1975

Blazon: Barry wavy of eight azure and argent a lymphad in sail or flying flags and pennon of the second a cross gules; on a chief of the third, three pellets, the center charged with a cross engrailed and the others with an escallop of the last

Crest: On a wreath of the colors in front of a port between two square towers proper issuant therefrom a rising sun of seven rays, a mitre or

Mantling: Azure lined argent

Motto: New views to life

Arms of Sobrado, Spain

Granted 2002

Blazon: Vert a croizer palewise argent garnished or surmounted by two stalks of wheat in saltire of the last between as many escallops of the second; on a chief of the third an eagle displayed sable

Arms of Santa Comba, Spain

Granted 2005

Blazon: Purpre a castle triple-towered or windowed gules, in chief two escallops and in base three barrulets wavy argent

Arms of Rois, Spain

In use since at least 1985

Blazon: Argent an oak tree eradicated proper, in base an escallop or

Arms of A Pobra do Caramiñal, Spain

Unofficial; in use since roughly 1822

Blazon: Per pale azure on the sea in base barry wavy argent and the field, a lymphad or, sail of the second, in chief two escallops of the last (Pobra do Deán); and or on a base vert two houses argent windowed azure joined by a path pallwise of the third, issuant from between them a camariña branch of the second (Pobra)